Posted: 7/15/2015 9:09:50 PM EDT
| Does anybody T Mobil unlimited data plan? I know they throttle ,but how many Gb of data do you get before the throttle you down? |
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If you get the unlimited plan, the $80 plan, they don't throttle. I'm using up to 7GB per month, at 4G LTE, I never connect to wifi, except when I am at a place with no coverage, but have free wifi.
Some of the lower price plans are 1 or 2Gb then the throttle you Their 4G network sucks though, worse then AT&T, which is saying a lot |
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You'll never hit the throttle because their 4G coverage is utterly pathetic. I am going to this for home internet. There is a tower I can see from back yard that they will be on soon. NTelos is on the tower now ,and they are not taking any new customers because they are leaving the area in December. There towers are being bought out by T MOBIL. I am on Verizon Fusion right now, and I want to leave that piece of shit company..........long story. |
| I've got T-mobile unlimited everything, through a reseller. It is great in the city, or along major highways, But get off the beaten track a ways, and it's pretty much useless. We had Verizon for years, and it was great wherever we went, but suddenly one day the service at our neighborhood simply went to shit, and they could not fix it. They actually let me out of my contract, no charge. |
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Quoted:Their 4G network sucks though, worse then AT&T, which is saying a lot I hear this often and I guess I'm just lucky but I'm consistently pulling almost 25 down and in some areas well over 30 down. The only time I lose lte coverage is right by a small airport near my exit going home. I'm very rarely outside a 40 mile radius of civilization though. |
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I don't want to make another thread about t-mobile, but I'm contract with AT&T is expiring any day now and looking to get away from the expensive and crappy service.
T-mobile may be equally crappy, so why give that money to AT&T when I can give less to T-Mobile ? 
is that about the gist of it? or should I entertain a different network? |
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I don't want to make another thread about t-mobile, but I'm contract with AT&T is expiring any day now and looking to get away from the expensive and crappy service. T-mobile may be equally crappy, so why give that money to AT&T when I can give less to T-Mobile ?
is that about the gist of it? or should I entertain a different network? Switch over to GoPhone. |
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You'll never hit the throttle because their 4G coverage is utterly pathetic. Depends on where you are and what phone you have. I pull over 45 Mb down and 10 - 15 up on my phone w/ a good LTE connection. All of the carriers suck in some places, and all of them are good in others. |
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Buy a T-mobile network burner and see how it works where you go. I live and travel around metro Detroit and my fucking T-mobile phone has no signal or a bad enough signal to frequently drop calls in so many places it's appalling. Fortunately it's my work phone so I don't give a shit. Look, I'm not saying metro Detroit is the hub of civilization, but if I'm standing in a Walmart parking lot, or outside of a building that employs 10,000 engineers - my fucking cell phone ought to be able get a signal. T-mobile's software shoves wifi calling down your throat to try and mask how fucking terrible their network is. My personal Verizon phone works pretty much everywhere. |
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You'll never hit the throttle because their 4G coverage is utterly pathetic. I have no issues whatsoever with T-Mobile's 4G coverage. However, I am in a city where they have very good coverage, and I am aware that not every city as coverage as good as this. |